Monday, December 26, 2011

Rick Perry keeps on saying that he's done great miracles for Texas employers and workers, so why do companies out-of-state do so much water development business in Texas???




pstern

16:11 on 26 December 2011
It's a simple answer, really.  Rick "King of the Liars" Perry is lying again.  What a surprise!



JUST A QUICK QUESTION: Why Exactly Are Texas Taxpayers Footing the Tab for the Security Detail of GOP Presidential Candidate Rick Perry?




pstern

19:27 on 25 December 2011
 
Aren't Texans already paying too much for one of the most lackluster governors ever in the state of Texas?

Texans are being forced to pay $10,000 per month for Perry's lakefront home rental because several years ago there was a mysterious fire at the Governor's Mansion.  Let him live in an apartment like most Texans do.
Perry thinks D.C. lawmakers are being paid too much, so why doesn't he live in a cheaper doublewide and save the taxpayers some money?

Thursday, December 22, 2011

So, what's the real dope on construction of the XL pipeline and why does Rick Perry want it so badly?

Is the pipeline a plus for all of us or is it just another scam?


Okay, we know that Texas Governor and GOP Presidential Candidate Rick Perry foams at the mouth when he speaks about the XL pipeline and he is demanding that President Barack Obama approve the project ASAP.

RIP-OFF:   U.S. Congressional Pensions; Perry's Pension Double-Dipping; Health Benefits and Retirement Pensions for 'Part-time' Texas Legislators

Yi-Ha!  Y'all!!!

I have been writing for the past 11 years, trying to inform the public and getting some of these ridiculous benefits, pensions and procedures changed. Obviously, a lot of people who could do something about these issues are not interested in changing them.

Tuesday, December 20, 2011

Rick Perry has mush for brains...


peter stern

21:54 on 20 December 2011
Honestly, the Perry dude can't remember squat.

The Houston Chronicle outlines a story whereby in Iowa Perry was discussing his flat tax plan and gave out the wrong information. Governor Bobby Jindal of Louisiana, who for some inexplicable reason supports Perry's campaign for President, had to correct Perry.
Rick Perry is running for president as the man with a plan: A plan to lower your taxes, cut government spending and create new jobs.

But Perry proved once again today that he’s not so sure what’s in his plan.
As Fox News reported on its politics blog, Perry needed a little help from a friend — the wonky Louisiana governor, Bobby Jindal — when the Texan misstated a key provision of his optional flat-tax plan.

Read the rest at:

http://blog.chron.com/rickperry/2011/12/perry-forgets-key-provision-of-his-tax-plan/

Liar Rick Perry's Pants are On Fire --- again!



17:23 on 20 December 2011
Virtually everything that Texas Governor Rick Perry spews out of his mouth is a blatant lie.



Tuesday, December 13, 2011

Another U.S. Drone 'bites the dust'




peter stern

08:24 on 13 December 2011
It must be getting awfully crowded up in the sky these days. Drones are falling out of the sky like raindrops.



Sunday, December 11, 2011

MORE TEXAS POLITICS...
Remember when the predominately GOP Texas Legislature approved the infamous redistricting map(s) and Democrats and their supporters filed a case in Federal District Court...


Friday, December 9, 2011

Merry Christmas!!!

Texans continue to get ‘scrooged’ at the State and Local levels...


peter stern

05:08 on 9 December 2011
It will continue to get much worse economically and socially for Texas taxpayers and citizens all across the state.



Friday, December 2, 2011

U.S. Congress QUIETLY Passes Horse Slaughter for Human Consumption Bill... Horses head for the hills!!!

Say "Nay!" to Horse Slaughtering... Part II

What’s new at the dinner table: “Pass the horse, please.”

by Peter Stern

The U.S. Congress just QUIETLY approved the sale of horsemeat for human consumption, thus opening the doors for the increased slaughter of horses to sell horse meat here and abroad.

There are big bucks in the selling of horse flesh and big money also drove Congress to approve the measure, finally even after years of anti-slaughter lobbyists and horse protection sentiment prevented various similar bills during the past decade from being approved.